I just wonder. What is the name of your partitions? And why have you choosen those names?

Mine is:
MorphOS
System
Cache
Wozly
Mudshake
Enter

Its Sunday folks :)

I've always had a partition called Dubious:
He was a Golem paladin in Zangband that I played
for almost a year had him at level 46 before I got bored
and dove down way to far into the dungeon... and killed him.

tokai@leviathan morphos:> info
Unit       Size     Used     Free Full Errs   State        Type Name
HDC0:    512.0M    95.4M   416.6M  19%    0 read/write      SFS morphos
HDC1:      8.0G     1.4G     6.6G  17%    0 read/write      SFS work
HDC2:     10.0G     3.9G     6.1G  39%    0 read/write      SFS devel
HDC3:     10.0G     5.2G     4.8G  52%    0 read/write      SFS fun
HDC4:     20.0G    18.7G     1.3G  94%    0 read/write      SFS misc
HDC5:    512.0M    63.7M   448.3M  12%    0 read/write      SFS morphos15
HDC6:    512.0M   219.5M   292.5M  43%    0 read/write      SFS morphos20
RAM:     328.8M     554K   328.3M   0%    0 read/write      OFS ram
SMB0:     39.9G    25.7G    14.1G  65%    0 read/write      OFS tokai@carbuncle
SMB1:    372.5G   321.5G    51.0G  86%    0 read/write      OFS macalania@carbuncle
SMB2:    931.4G   307.8G   623.6G  33%    0 read/write      OFS zanarkand@carbuncle
SMB3:     19.9G    17.9G     1.9G  90%    0 read/write      OFS library@carbuncle

There is also the kickstart partition (unmounted per default) which holds the boot.imgs.

The naming scheme is more or less obvious, I think. Macalania and Zanarkand are locations in FFX. Something like "Movies 1" und "Movies 2" sounded a bit too boring, hence I choosed more interesting names. As the computers in my LAN are all named after summon creatures of the FF series I thought using location names would fit for the HDs. ;)

Why do you want to know?


[ Edited by tokai on 2008/11/16 20:20 ]

On my Peg:

MorphOS145:
MorphOS2:
Linda:
Petra:
Paula:
Denise:

Paula and Denise are a small tribute to Amiga and host audio stuff and gfx stuff. All partitions are sfs.
zylesea: is a usually not mounted ffs partition holding the boot images

On my Efika:

MorphOS:
Linda:
Petra:

partitions are sfs.
--
my usb sticks usually also are named by rather short and simple girl's names (names I usually don't have a personal relation to - at leat not at the time I name the drive).

edit: added the Efika drives, usb and other things


[ Edited by Zylesea on 2008/11/19 17:55 ]

c: Windows
d: pron

Ram Disk:> info
Unit Size Used Free Full Errs State Type Name
Boot: 18.6M 5.9M 12.7M 32% 0 read/write SFS Logs
DH0: 750.3M 217.9M 532.4M 29% 0 read/write SFS MorphOS
DH1: 9.8G 8.6G 1.2G 88% 0 read/write SFS Work
DH2: 19.5G 8.8G 10.8G 45% 0 read/write SFS Gry
DH3: 43.4G 39.7G 3.7G 91% 0 read/write SFS Media
DH4: 904.1M 647.0M 257.1M 72% 0 read/write SFS Cache
DH5: 205.0M 48.1M 157.0M 23% 0 read/write SFS Mail

My names tend to be boring No big tributes to anyone here!

MorphOS:
Work:
App:
Cache:


The only "unique" thing I do is have all the various browser that use a disk-cache actually going to somewhere on the Cache: partition. jpegtmp goes there too. IRC downloads.. browser downloads...

LinuxHome: 16.4G 4.8G 11.6G 29% 0 read/write EXT2 2464-5D15
RAM: 397.4M 417K 397.0M 0% 0 read/write OFS Ram Disk
SD0: 4.5G 868.3M 3.6G 19% 0 read/write SFS Sämpylä
SD1: 32.2G 12.8G 19.4G 40% 0 read/write SFS Voileipä


Use your favorite online dictionary to find out the meanings.... :)

System
Program
Data
Archive

I tend to use this models in Windows as well...


MorphOS:> info
Unit        Size     Used     Free Full Errs   State        Type Name
bi0:       55.9M     4.0M    51.9M   7%    0 read/write      FFS Kick
DH0:      908.3M   540.9M   367.4M  60%    0 read/write      SFS MorphOS
DH1:        9.8G     3.2G     6.6G  32%    0 read/write      SFS Data
DH2:        9.8G     7.1G     2.7G  72%    0 read/write      SFS Gry
DH3:       14.7G     5.1G     9.5G  35%    0 read/write      SFS Bunny
DH4:       35.2G    34.0G     1.1G  97%    0 read/write      SFS Hangar
DH5:        4.2G     1.8G     2.4G  44%    0 read/write      SFS Devel
RAM:      362.9M     1.0M   361.9M   0%    0 read/write      OFS Ram Disk
SMB0:      24.4G    12.6G    11.8G  52%    0 read/write      OFS Skrzynka


OpenSuse partition has been deleted yesterday :).

[ Edited by Korni on 2008/11/18 0:33 ]

Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta =)

Quote:




DH0: DH2:
DH1: DF0:
DH2: Tarquin


I hate the way some programs try to install to to work: or open the readme using muiliview on workbench3.1:utilities or something..

BootFlash [Mounted] created Montag, 01-Sep-08 10:56:50 <SFS>
Data [Mounted] created Donnerstag, 05-Feb-04 09:25:36 <SFS>
Sourcecodes [Mounted] created Montag, 08-Mai-06 01:07:32 <SFS>
Multimedia [Mounted] created Dienstag, 19-Okt-99 19:17:08 <SFS>

Nothing special :)

Geit

<pre>
Unit Size Used Free Full Errs State Type Name
BI0: 64.0M 21.4M 42.6M 33% 0 read/write FFS Boot
DH0: 616.0M 216.9M 399.0M 35% 0 read/write SFS MorphOS2
DH1: 2.0G 1.1G 921.7M 54% 0 read/write SFS Utils
DH2: 1015.9M 975.6M 40.3M 96% 0 read/write SFS Temp
DH3: 20.0G 16.5G 3.5G 82% 0 read/write SFS Fun
DH4: 100.0G 99.8G 237.6M 100% 0 read/write SFS Store
DH5: 120.0G 119.9G 158.1M 100% 0 read/write SFS Movies
DH6: 7.9G 7.6G 352.8M 96% 0 read/write SFS Work
DH7: 1.0G 225.8M 814.2M 22% 0 read/write SFS MorphOS1.4.5
DH8: 40.0G 38.2G 1.8G 95% 0 read/write SFS Store2
dhx: 2.3G 1.8G 529.3M 78% 0 read/write EXT2 Debian
RAM: 368.4M 636K 367.8M 0% 0 read/write OFS Ram Disk
usbscsi0: 232.9G 232.8G 81.8M 100% 0 read/write MS-DOS Lacie
</pre>
Boot image and Linux partitions are normally unmounted. System and utils partitions are small to be in all limits and easily backuped/fixed/defragmented. Temp partition is used for caches, swapfiles etc so that other partitions won't get fragmented. And there's never enough space :)


[ Edited by jPV on 2008/11/19 18:37 ]

DH0: 50.0M 2.0M 48.1M 4% 0 read/write FFS KICKER
DH1: 512.0M 121.1M 390.9M 24% 0 read/write SFS SYSTEM
DH2: 27.4G 7.0M 27.4G 0% 0 read/write SFS DATA

my first install, nothing special

1. Workbench
2. Internet
3. Games
4. Tools
5. Work

6. Hooligan's porn (yes, it's still there)